>work the same job for 5 years
>just do my shit properly and show up on time
>apparently I've become the most experienced worker in my department
>people look to me for answers and guidance
I've already gotten a raise, and it's not like I have any more responsibility than I had in the beginning.
Are normies really that incompetent that a robot just doing what's expected makes him rise above them? There's a lot of people who've been in the department as long as me, but again they all look to me.
what's your job? asjjd
>Are normies really that incompetent that a robot just doing what's expected makes him rise above them?
Yes, at least in the lower paid Jobs. I've been working at Aldi die the 4 past years and I've just showed up, didn't cause any Trouble and die my work in a timely manner. Now I've got a Job offer to manage my own Store and I can even list demands.
Yes normal people are that easy to surpass, now imagine what would happen if you actually applied yourself.
I think you're just an average competent person that stuck out your existence and proved yourself competent.
Now if you want a real raise, and you're not super into your current job, start looking for to make a horizontal jump - same job, new company, better pay. Or are you too comfy at this job?
What's your job, brother?
It's easy to surpass normans, they're fucking retarded by default.
I'm a hotel receptionist.
It's kinda fun, actually. The two other people who know as much as me are kinda robots too; fat chain-smoking gamer night auditors and pothead gamer daytime receptionist.
>same job, new company, better pay
Already did this when the chain changed owners. Went from a 3 star hotel to a super relaxed 4 star one.
>do the same job for years
>do high quality work
>put in the extra touch to make things nice
>good relationship with clients (rare because they usually hate everyone at my company)
>management hates me and co-workers blame me for everything including things I have no involvement in
The extra insult was that I was the lead (sole) programmer on the project that got Project of the Year. Normally one person of each department gets an award for it, but the award for the programming went to a guy that worked on it for about four hours. For comparison I spent roughly 600 hours on it.
yeah, many of them bought into that ''be whatever you want, do whatever you want'' so they fuck around their entire lives trying to convince others their life is awesome instead of realizing its bullshit their normie retard parents and teachers told them trying to convince themselves more than their kids.
fuck what they say. company loyalty pays off as long as there are proper work laws and the company doesn't fuck around.
its a win if you're not seriously considering driving straight into a truck on your way to work.